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It’s music festival season. If you’re outside dancing and listening to your favorite artists most of the day, your look can’t just be show stopping, it also has to be long-lasting.
Luckily, our shopping experts found all the skincare, makeup, and hair products you need to achieve a fun and flawless look.
So while you’re gathering all your headscarves and cowboy boots, don’t forget to add these beauty items to your music festival packing list.
An outdoor festival means that your beauty products are going to have to work overtime. In other words, you need a routine that will ensure your hair and makeup look good all day (and night) long.
That all starts with skincare. If you’re headed to a desert festival, you’ll need a lightweight moisturizer for hydration and some SPF for sun protection.
Chances are, you’re going to sweat, which means if you want your base to last for hours, you’ll need a good primer and setting mist. We recommend Moira Cosmetics’ Ultra Matte Setting Spray, which is a great option if you have oily skin.
Then comes the fun part.
From light-reflecting glitter to graphic eyeliner in bright colors, festivals are your chance to get creative with your makeup.
Complete your look with some face gems—like the ones we found from Fazit—that a certain pop star and athlete’s girlfriend was seen wearing to one of his games.
For hair styling, a strong-hold hairspray will keep your look in place, while a good dry shampoo can spare you from an unforeseen wash day.
When it’s time to take it all off and head to bed, the makeup remover wipes we found will come in handy. Because if there’s ever a time when using a face wipe to remove your makeup is totally okay, it’s after a long day of navigating festival grounds.
Keep reading to shop beauty must-haves that will help you create a bold, long-lasting look this festival season.
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